Wholesale Welding Gloves & Heavy-Duty Heat Resistant Safety Gloves
Explore our range of industrial welding safety gloves engineered for TIG, MIG, and stick welding operations. Certified to CE EN 12477 (Type A & Type B), EN 407, and EN 388 standards, our heat-resistant leather gloves feature premium grain goatskin, split cowhide, Kevlar stitching, and thermal linings. Available for factory-direct wholesale, custom OEM branding, and bulk distribution.
Wholesale Industrial Welding Safety Gloves Supplier
As a direct safety glove manufacturer and B2B wholesale supplier, YUGA SAFE provides premium welding gloves built to withstand extreme thermal hazards, radiant heat, intense arc sparks, and molten metal spatter. Industrial welding operations—including structural metal fabrication, pipe welding, automotive assembly, and heavy maintenance—demand robust hand protection without sacrificing operational efficiency. Our welding safety gloves are constructed from select top-grain goatskin, split cowhide, and heat-treated leather reinforced with flame-retardant Kevlar® stitching. From high-dexterity TIG welding gloves to heavy-duty insulated MIG and stick welding gauntlets, we supply fully certified PPE solutions for global distributors and industrial buyers.
Understanding Welding Glove Standards: EN 12477 Type A vs. Type B
Selecting the right welding glove requires matching the leather construction and insulation level to the specific welding process. Under the European EN 12477 standard, welding gloves are classified into two key performance categories: Type A and Type B. Type A gloves feature heavy-duty split leather and thick insulating liners to deliver superior heat resistance, flame defense, and high abrasion protection, making them ideal for high-heat MIG, MAG, and stick (SMAW) welding. Conversely, Type B gloves are crafted from soft, ultra-flexible top-grain goatskin or sheepskin, offering maximum tactile sensitivity and finger dexterity for precise TIG (GTAW) welding and fine feeder wire manipulation. Explore our certified range below to meet your job site compliance requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
EN 12477 Type A gloves provide higher thermal protection, heat insulation, and mechanical durability, recommended for heavy-duty MIG, MAG, and Stick welding. Type B gloves offer higher flexibility and tactile dexterity with moderate thermal protection, engineered specifically for precision TIG welding where fine wire feeding is essential.
Top-grain goatskin is the premier choice for TIG welding due to its softness and high tactile feel. Split cowhide leather is widely used for MIG and stick welding gauntlets due to its exceptional resistance to sparks, abrasion, and radiant heat. Premium welding gloves are always sewn with flame-retardant Kevlar® thread to prevent seam burnout near open flames.
Industrial welding gloves are evaluated under CE EN 12477 (protective gloves for welders), EN 407 (protection against thermal risks like contact heat and molten splash), and EN 388 (mechanical risks including abrasion and tear resistance). In North America, gloves are tested against ANSI/ISEA standards for heat and cut resistance.
It is not recommended. TIG welding gloves are usually unlined or thin-lined to maintain dexterity, making them vulnerable to the intense heat, heavy sparks, and flying spatter produced during high-amperage MIG or Stick welding. Heavy MIG/Stick jobs require insulated, gauntlet-style Type A gloves.
Standard welding gloves feature extended cuffs ranging from 4 inches (10 cm) to 6 inches (15 cm) or longer. Extended split-leather gauntlet cuffs shield the wrists and forearms from stray sparks, slag splatter, and thermal radiation during overhead welding or pipe fitting.
Yes. YUGA SAFE provides complete OEM/ODM manufacturing services. We offer custom brand logo stamping (heat brand or silk-screen), custom leather color dyes, specialized cuff designs, personalized header cards, and private-label bulk packaging for global PPE brand distributors.